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Hi Bombaysapphire,

Never one to point out spelling or grammar errors, as without spell checker I would be almost word blind, but I have to point out 1 spelling error as it made me laugh.

I suggest you take more note of an Investors web site sooner than a 'incestors' web site.

Apart from better investing advice, you won't get contacted by weird people, but then again!!!!

Regards Rooky

A report from China has shown that bio-degradable plastics are still causing problems as they (probably like many countries) are producing at a faster rate than the systems available can cope with the actual bio-degrading.

Although such bio-degradable plastics can break down over a few months by composting, or similar, the huge volume makes it impossible for all such plastics to be taken down that route, therefor more and more are being dumped in land fill where the breaking down possess takes several years.

During this time, micro bio-plastics are being mixed with none bio-degradable plastics washing into rivers/seas.

And as the vast majority of households/businesses do not have the facilities to separate such plastics, plus the inability of councils to separate at receipt or/and disposal, it appears that the so called 'holly grail' of materials/containers/wrappings, is still many years off being anything more than a slight answer to plastic pollution.

I think we all accepted that there is so much feed stock (plastics/tyres) for the PHE DMG that there would be no worry of running out for many year whilst still having a niggle for the future due to both bio-degradable plastics coming to the fore along with different compounds to make tyres, but along with the obvious that there are many instances where bio-degradable plastics can not be used, it makes the augment of how long the aforesaid feed stocks will last, stretching even longer into the future.

Very funny Bananaman,

Would have sent you a laughing emoji, but my IT skills don't extend that far.

When I was a kid, I asked the usual questions about Father Christmas, you know the usual, 'what makes Rudolph's nose glow, how long does it take to deliver all the presents, how old is he, how does he know where to deliver all the presents, ect ect.

Yesterday one of my grandchildren asked me if his sleigh had any back up power in case his reindeer got sick (clever kids these days).

Obviously I explained that no, but next year he will be using a hydrogen/fuel cell powered back up system.

Now if only I can find his money box and persuade him to save via shares in AFC.

The above re his question is true, so I couldn't resist in sharing.

When I was a kid, I asked the usual questions about Father Christmas, you know the usual, 'what makes Rudolph's nose glow, how long does it take to deliver all the presents, how old is he, how does he know where to deliver all the presents, ect ect.

Yesterday one of grandchildren asked me if his sleigh had any back up power in case his reindeer got sick (clever kids these days).

Obviously I explained that no, but next year he will be using a hydrogen/fuel cell powered back up system.

Now if only I can find his money box and persuade him to save via shares in PHE.

The above re his question is true, so I couldn't resist in sharing.

I would guess (that's all we can do) at 3 to 4 years at least, but you never know as it will depend on how fast they grow.

As most of us invest in AIM shares do so on a growth strategy not a income strategy, I will be more than happy if they continue to re-invest as much as reasonably possible back into the company adding value than start paying a div till they are cash rich plus no debt.

Would be good if divs do start to come in around that 3 to 4 year mark as that will bring div investing shareholders in, via both the individual route plus those that invest through funds.

Not a member of linkedin, but looking at Mark Berry's listing I can see enough to convince me his background and connections will be of great benefit to PHE.

I agree with Seav1ew,

Having looked at Bleepa as a product and also taking views from 3 medical personnel, 2 of which are family members, Bleepa looks to be the best out there for what it does.

No doubt there are others that do a similar task, as Bleepa, but taking the Amazon analogy, if I could buy a product that looks and works better from a small company, than a lesser product from a conglomerate, buying the small companies product would be my choice every time.

I obviously accept Amazon due to its size, hardly needs to advertise or shout their name from the roof tops, and that is possibly where Feedback are going wrong.

They need a big brother tie up/partnership, which has worked wonders for 2 other small companies I am invested with.

I doubt that ABB would have gone for a full Monty deal unless the AFC system had been tried and passed in a 'real world working scenario', the only difference in such a test and a declared RWT is that it would have been carried out under cover so to speak, without publicity.

I was trained in the use of certain weaponry, and the only difference to the final pre purchase test was that you could not test it on real people (well you could, but it tended to be a bit politically awkward), but if a assault rifle or and other firearm could do fatal damage to a pig carcass (obviously fatal if the pig had been alive), you knew it would have the same effect on a human.

I appreciate the above is a strange analogy, but it is one I know about.

The AFC system would have passed all set tests, including the final test of running 24/7 charging a certain number of vehicles over several days and perhaps a couple of weeks.

I can't imagine E-Exstreme coupling with AFC and not knowing if the system will work in the real world, nor could I imagine ABB doing the deal we were informed about, without the same such proof.

The embarrassment all round, would be colossal.

Hi PensionPot86,

Agree with your progress report.

Just found this.....Due to more patients being ventilated due to Covid, a total of 14 so called never events happened between April and Sept this year, where feeding tubes were inserted into the lungs instead of the stomach, a very serious life risking event.

The increase was mainly down to the difficulty in accessing clinical notes, in restricted Covid-19 areas of hospitals.

With these sort of very serious incident occurring, surely the company should be pushing harder than they appear to be in the taking up of the 'Feedback Technology'.

I hope there is more taking place in the background that we are aware of, if not perhaps the company should be looking at a big brother to push matters forward.

This is not a de-ramp as I am very positive about the company and its future, it's just when I see such opportunities as the example above, I become ever more inpatient and frustrated.

Far less a punt than it used to be, even just a few years ago.

Now looking a good solid investment.

Is the reason PHE on the list is because they are not yet 'producing' hydrogen.

All progressing nicely.

Like the addition re the, 'Powerhouse has developed a design for a solution that can export larger volumes of hydrogen, broadening the scope for Peel to engage with smaller fleet consumers of hydrogen who require supply to their own or third party off-site locations. '.

Hopefully this adjustment is a result of the mention in the previous RNS regarding the slight tweaking re the breathability of the material regarding the 5 layer mask.

Conjecture of course, but possible.

As for further delay re shipping, presumably the machine will come via Hull docks, as then its a straight motorway run, M62, M18, M1 to within 7 miles of the receiving factory location, missing out the probable congestion on both sides of the channel ports.

Cheers Tetrolite,

I though it had been higher than I stated, but forgot when.

Aimmillionaire,

As said, had a blind moment.

As for knowing the history of AFC, I was in at the original float, so I have lived and breathed the company.

Thats probably the reason of my excitement taking over common sense.

M3ggieslad,

Thanks for that.

It was obvious but in my glee of today forgot all about it.

The comment dreams now to reality still apply though.

Not

Just prior to the end of 2009 the sp reached 62p (not sure if this was the highest ever), and this was all based on nothing substantial, only on promises/dreams of where the company was heading.

After a few RNS's of substance, todays has to be the most important of any, and yet the sp is 44p, leaving almost a 47% rise to reach that high of 2009.

The big difference of course is that whereas the 2009 sp was built on dreams, (some might say sand) the current price is built on solid foundations of a future that is nearer to becoming reality.

Not one to prophecy future sp's, but surely once this later tie-up comes to the attention of the big bot players, that high of 2009 must surely be breached.

Chippyjo,

From 2017 re ABB and Siemens.

ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss engineering group ABB ABBN.S has bought Austrian industrial automation company Bernecker & Rainer, a move that fits in with its strategy of expanding its products to better challenge German rival Siemens SIEGn.DE on the factory floor.

As the RNs this morning ruled out exclusivity, a deal with Siemens is definitely still a possibility.

Just had an image of an advert for ABB and AFC.

A EV Santa's Sleigh, charged of course via an AFC system.